Rolling With Life’s Twists: A Lesson in Trust and Resilience

This week has been a study in stark contrasts—like stepping from sunlight into shadow and back again. Sunday’s Master Key Experience (MKE) session left me feeling unstoppable. Week 18. A turning point. A revelation.

“I can be the world’s greatest salesman?”

Yes. But not in the way you might think.

The most important sale I will ever make is to myself—the sale of belief. Belief in the MKE principles. Belief that these habits, when practiced consistently, will shape my reality. Belief that I am in control of my future.

And when Mark explained it—when he laid out the path so clearly—something inside me cracked wide open. The tears came, freely and without shame.
Because this works.

I am not just dreaming anymore. I am doing—step by step, day by day. And that realization hit me like a tidal wave of gratitude.

I’ve come SO far.

And then, life threw a curveball.

The Unexpected Turn:

Monday morning, I got the news.

I was told I need to move out soon.

A dear friend had generously offered me a place to stay while I figured out my next step. I thought I had time.

Then, just a day after I arrived, her elderly mother passed away. The grief in the house was heavy, raw.

Understandably, she wanted space—to mourn, to gather her family, to process it all.

And where did that leave me? In limbo.

I get it. I truly do. But suddenly, I was faced with the reality that I needed to go—and soon.

The disappointment tried to creep in. The fear tried to sink its claws. Not again. Not this.

But I refused to let it consume me. Because I am not the same person I was 18 weeks ago.

Letting Go of the Grip:

There was a time—just a few months ago—when this situation would have wrecked me. I would have spiraled, white-knuckling my way through the panic, stressing so hard that my body would physically break down (it’s happened before).

But not now. Not after all I’ve learned.

MKE has taught me something powerful: the tighter you grip, the more life resists.

Instead of panicking, I got to work. I reached out to contacts, called in favors, followed up with people I’d met at the Marketers’ Cruise just weeks ago.
I don’t have a perfect plan yet—but I have faith.
Because I’ve seen what happens when I trust.

A Different Kind of Strength:

It’s strange, this feeling of peace amidst adversity.

I should be stressed. But I’m not.

I know things will come together—because they always do when I set my intention, take action, and trust in divine timing.

And isn’t that the real power of this journey?

Not just achieving goals, but transforming into the kind of person who knows, deep in their bones, that everything is working out.

I look around at my life—the resources, the support, the people willing to help—and I feel nothing but gratitude.

I have everything I need. I always have.

And as I move forward—wherever that may be—I am excited to see just how beautifully it all unfolds.

Because it will.

It always does.

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